Georgetown / Washington / D.C. / New York City / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Product Issues / /
Facility
World Trade Center / Temple Law School / World Trade Towers / Prevention/U.S. Army Military Research Institute / /
IndustryTerm
rapid transit systems / model public health law / chemical attack / transportation systems / food / public health law reform / travel restrictions / statutory law / local law / public health law / distributed products / constitutional law / constitutional and statutory law / public health infrastructure / inadequate technology / /
Pentagon / National Governors Association / Collaborative / National Association of County and City Health officers / W. K. Kellogg Foundation / Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health / National Association of Attorneys General / Department of Justice / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / Congress / Center for Law and the Public / United States Army / Robert Wood Johnson Foundation / office of Public Health Preparedness / American government / Temple Law School / Association of State and Territorial Health officials / Center Faculty / Institute of Infectious Diseases / /
Person
Scott Burris / Stephen P. Teret / Jon Vernick / Jason Sapsin / Johns Hopkins / Julie Samia Mair / /
Position
Director / and Professor / Assistant Scientist / Director and Professor / model public health law / Director and Associate Professor / comprehensive model public health act / /
Acknowledgements The authors would like to thank their faculty colleagues at the Center for Law and the Public’s Health who worked together as a committee in drafting various parts of the MSEHPA: Stephen P. Teret, Cen